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It seems to me that Reggy does not detect negated character classes properly.
The regex \b[^a-b]{4}\b matches four letter words that do not contain the range [a-b].
Above, Reggy matches the words 'been' and 'beck', which are four letter but contain the letter 'b'.
If I tick the "Match Case" check box, Reggy does not match anymore the words 'bean' and 'beck'.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It seems to me that Reggy does not detect negated character classes properly.
The regex \b[^a-b]{4}\b matches four letter words that do not contain the range [a-b].
Above, Reggy matches the words 'been' and 'beck', which are four letter but contain the letter 'b'.
If I tick the "Match Case" check box, Reggy does not match anymore the words 'bean' and 'beck'.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: